Houthi Rebels Declare End to Ceasefire, Saudi Arabia Launches Full-Scale War in Yemen
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The Houthi rebels in Yemen declared the ceasefire over after Saudi Arabia launched a full-scale military offensive, escalating the conflict significantly in Sanaa and the surrounding region.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Houthi rebels declare the ceasefire ended across all battlefronts in Yemen.
- Saudi Arabia launched a comprehensive military campaign breaking a four-year truce.
- The escalation began with an attack on Sanaa airport following an Iranian plane's landing.
- Explosions continue in Sanaa as Saudi fighter jets patrol the capital's skies.
- A senior Houthi official warned regional countries to prepare for ongoing fighting.
The Houthi movement in Yemen officially announced the end of the ceasefire across all fronts following a significant escalation that began midday with a targeted attack on Sanaa airport after the landing of an Iranian plane. Houthi Foreign Ministry officials stated that Saudi Arabia has broken the four-year-old truce and initiated a comprehensive military campaign. The situation in Sanaa is tense, with local residents reporting ongoing explosions and Saudi fighter jets continuing to patrol the capital's skies. A senior Houthi official issued a warning to all regional countries to prepare for the continuation of hostilities. This marks a dramatic intensification of the conflict in Yemen, signaling a new phase of warfare involving Saudi Arabia and the Houthi forces.
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